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Jumping rope thickens the formation of calf muscles.
Jumping rope is a whole-body sport in which the upper limbs, lower limbs, and trunk need to be well coordinated to complete the movements, and the joints, muscles, and ligaments of the whole body are also involved.
It can not only effectively increase the strength of the ankle and knee ligaments and the strength of the lower limb muscles, but also ensure the coordinated development of the upper and lower limb muscles and reduce fat, and the body's reflexes and flexibility will also be improved.
If girls use skipping rope to ** and shape their bodies, they must do a good stretching action before skipping rope, which can reduce the formation of calf muscles to a certain extent.
Three Jump Rope ** Stretching Movements:
1) Stand up straight, take one step back as far as you can, keeping the sole of your shoe on the ground, the one behind you keeping the leg straight, the front leg bent and the body vertical. Pull your arms back as far as you can. Hold for 8-12 seconds and do it again with a leg change.
2) Stand up straight with one leg stretched forward and kept straight, back leg bent, body slightly forward, arms pulled in front. Hold for 8-12 seconds and do it again with a leg change.
3) Stand up straight, stilt one leg up, and grab the shoe with your hand, as close to your hips as possible. Keep your hips balanced, knees together, upright leg slightly bent, and hold on to a wall or chair if you have trouble maintaining balance. Hold for 8-12 seconds and do it again with a leg change.
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Yes, stretching can prevent stiffness in the leg muscles.
No. This is a rumor. The purpose of stretching is to allow the lactic acid in the muscles to be expelled as quickly as possible. It has nothing to do with whether you grow muscles or not.
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It's impossible not to grow muscles, it's just that if you relax them specifically, they will grow into lumps.
It can be used to elongate the muscles, which is actually more slender and healthy than no muscles.
In terms of thighs, you can stand upright with one foot and pull your ankle up with one hand, like a football player on TV, and the muscles in the front of your thigh should be painful to be effective, do not shake, and hold the position for about 10 seconds.
The calves can stand on the steps with the soles of the feet in the air, the legs are straight, and the body slowly leans forward, also with a slight pain, for about 10 seconds.
By the way, if the muscles in the stretching area feel hot after stretching, the effect will be better.
Be careful not to overstretch your head and get hurt, hehe, plasticity is not a day or two of effort.
Pat the sides of your calves first.
Then stretch, stand up straight and then bend down, stretching your arms straight to touch your feet or touching the ground.
Muscle legs can be lean. Mainly aerobic exercises, ligament stretching exercises. Also pay attention to your diet Eat more vegetables and fruits and less fatty foods Coarse salt is salt that has not been iodized, semi-finished products.
Or mineral salt sea salt. It's just a supermarket store. There is a ** effect.
Aerobic exercise, more typical is jogging, swimming. Pay attention to the intensity of exercise should be low and the amount should be large. After the exercise, you have to do **ligament stretching kinematics sports, everyone knows it, and the specific action is difficult to describe.
Halo Refer to the method of a fitness trainer, I hope it can help you.
1. Seated stretch ligaments: the front chest is close to the knees, and the knees should not be bent. Feel a sore feeling in your leg ligaments and back, stop stretching and take two deep breaths to slowly return to the starting motion. Repeat 12 times.
2. Horizontal stretching ligaments: Slowly pull up the straight left leg, do not bend the knee, and tighten the hip and thigh muscles until the thigh is at a right angle to the body, then stop stretching, take two deep breaths, and slowly return to the starting action.
3. There is also one of my favorite and simple movements: stand up straight, open your feet at the same width as your shoulders, open your toes in the direction of your legs, don't bend your feet, bend your body downward, and touch your toes, sides, and backs with your hands. Feel a stretch in the inside, outside, and back of your legs.
4. Stand on the left and right sides of the servant leg press, squat with one leg bent at the knee, the other leg with the knee straight, and the body vibrate to the side of the straight leg. When exercising, alternate between the left and right legs.
5. Horizontal fork: hold the ground with both hands in front of the body, separate the legs left and right into a straight line, and the upper body is prone or sideways.
6. Cross-legged forward bend: sit cross-legged with both legs bent and knees, with the soles of the feet facing each other; Hold your feet with both hands; The upper body leans forward.
There are many more stretching postures, I can't introduce them all here, you can buy the magazine "Fitness and Beauty", which has a lot of fitness knowledge, and stretching exercises are often talked about.
Thank you. Relative stretching is required after any exercise, 1 to quickly excrete creatine and prevent muscle pain, and 2 to maintain proper blood supply and muscle tone.
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